Face (a cappella group)

Face are a Boulder, Colorado-based "all-vocal rock band," or a cappella group performing mostly rock music. National appearances and awards include one of the eight original groups on NBC's premiere season of "The Sing-Off" (2009), two-time Runner-Up and two-time National Audience Favorite at the National Finals of Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival (2005 and 2007), and Runner-Up for Favorite Pop/Rock Group from the Contemporary A Cappella Society's Community Awards (2007). Based in Boulder, Colorado,Face has also garnered numerous local awards including Best Local Band by The Denver Channel's A-List Awards (2013), Best Local Musician by Boulder Weekly's Best of Boulder Awards (2009) and third-place for Best Local Band by The Denver Channel's A-List Awards (2009).

History

The idea for Face grew out of a university a cappella experience. Both Ben Lunstad and Joseph DiMasi had formed and performed with undergraduate a cappella groups. They met in grad school in 2000 at the University of Colorado in Boulder while singing with CU's In The Buff. Deciding that In The Buff wasn't exactly what they were looking for, Ben and DiMasi co-founded the award-winning Extreme Measures.^[1]

The success of Extreme Measures attracted bass J Forest Kelly and the core of Face began to form. Once they graduated, they began seeking members to fill out Face. It would be two years before the group was fully formed. Many of the group members were found by friends of friends. Mark Megibow had been performing since he was 6 years old but was in the midst of a 7-year hiatus until he got the call from DiMasi asking him to audition. During this time, the group included John Lawrence, Michael Daehnick, and Cody Qualls.

In 2003, Ryan Driver was introduced to the group. He added his voice and successful arrangements to the group as well as his longtime friend, Steven Ross. 2004 was a big year for Face. Ryan Driver, called Driver by his friends and fans, took a year to tour with the east coast's Almost Recess and later that year, Joseph left the group for other endeavors. In addition, Jayson Throckmorton was introduced to the group by more friends of friends and has impressed his fans with his tenor.

By 2005 the group had jelled. They saw success in the Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival as well as other competitions. In the years to come they competed in Colorado and California, performed for Jimmy Buffett and numerous politicians at the Bohemian Grove, provided on-stage vocal accompaniment for Ballet Nouveau Colorado's contemporary ballet production face.2.face, performed in Las Vegas, and are currently performing 80-90 times a year.^[2][3]

Between 2006 and 2011 Face continued to rock the local and national stage. They were featured on two national television programs the Sing Off andAmerica's Got Talent and touched crowds from San Francisco to Chicago, from Dallas to Detroit and Minneapolis. In late 2011 Face released their fourth album,I Hear the Bells at their 10 year anniversary concert held at the Paramount Theatre in Denver.

2012 was a tumultuous year for face with many periodic changes in the band's performing line up. Stephen Ross suffered a vocal injury and was out for August and September, while Jayson Throckmorton made an official exit from the group in early June. Former member Cody Qualls, who had exited previously in 2007, stepped in for Jayson's absence. By September of that same year, Face announced that Qualls would be returning as a permanent member of Face.

In December 2013, an ice storm in Dallas/Fort Worth cancelled numerous flights, including Face's who had been in Texas for a performance. They entertained other delayed passengers by walking through the concourse singing Christmas carols. Their sound man, Jeremy, taped them singing, and uploaded it to YouTube. As a result, Face was featured on Headline News,^[4] the Huffington Post^[5] and ABC World News with Diane Sawyer.^[6]

As of 2014, Face has released 5 CDs and 1 Live Concert BluRay/DVD.

In January 2016, co-founder Ben Lunstad did one last farewell show, and officially left Face. As of now, Face is not looking for a sixth member and will be continuing to perform with their five remaining members.

America's Got Talent

In 2008, Face auditioned for America's Got Talent, getting before the celebrity judges, including David Hasselhoff, however, they were eliminated and their segment never aired.^[7]

The Sing Off

Face are featured on the NBC television program The Sing-Off, which premiered on December 14, 2009. Face was selected amongst hundreds of groups to compete. Having made it that far, Face performed "Living on a Prayer" by Bon Jovi and while the judges were impressed that they could "rock without instruments," it was not enough to keep them on the show. In particular, their lack of an upper range ultimately led to their elimination in the first round.

According to the New York Times^[8]

Face delivered a pretty tasty rendition of the Bon Jovi anthem... How could these guys get the heave-ho, especially given that a whole other religious college is also represented in the final eight and that they had such a swell back story? One of the member’s wives couldn’t go through a pregnancy because of cancer, so the wife of another member carried the embryo for her.

Performances & Results[edit]

Episode/Theme	Song choice	Original artist	Result
Premiere	"Livin' on a Prayer"	Bon Jovi	Eliminated

Members[edit]

All of the men in Face are employed with full-time jobs and most have families.

• Cody Qualls- Cody is a Vocal Coach, Song writer, nationally recognized Master of Ceremonies and the director of The Whole Body Singing Studio. He is married with two sons and a daughter. ^[9][10]
• J Forest Kelly - Forest is a massage therapist in Boulder, Colorado. He is married with one son.^[9][11]
• Mark Megibow - Mark works with Jewish teens and does leadership seminars. He is married with one son.^[10]
• Stephen Ross - Stephen is a music teacher at Skyline High School in Longmont, Colorado, U.S.A. He is married with one daughter.^[7][9]
• Ryan Driver - Driver is an entrepreneur and owns his own ice cream shop. He is also apprenticing as a recording engineer at Sonic Audio Productions inDenver.^[9][10]

Awards and Accolades

Best Local Band/Musician
Boulder Weekly's "Best of Boulder" Reader Survey 2015 ^[3]
Yellow Scene Magazine's "Best of the West" 2015 ^[12]
Boulder Weekly's "Best of Boulder" Reader Survey 2014 ^[3]
The Denver Channel's A-List Awards 2013 ^[13]
Boulder Weekly's "Best of Boulder" Reader Survey 2009 ^[3]

Best Band That Plays the 'Burbs
Yellow Scene's "Best of the West" 2008-2009 ^[14]

Audience Favorite
Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals 2007 ^[15]
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2007
Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals 2005^[16]
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2005^[17]
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2004^[17]
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2003^[17]

National Runner-Up
Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals 2007^[15]
Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals 2005^[16]

Best Arrangement
Ben Lunstad, "O Fortuna" - Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals 2007^[15]
Ryan Driver, "Home" - Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2007^[17]
Ryan Driver, "Harder To Breathe" - Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2005^[17]

Favorite Rock/Pop Group Runner-Up
Contemporary A Cappella Society Community Awards 2007

Regional Champions
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2005, 2007^[17]

Best Stage Presentation
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2007^[17]

Best Soloist
Ryan Driver - Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2007^[17]

Regional Runner-Up
Harmony Sweepstakes Rocky Mountain Regional 2003^[17] [18]

Discography

• Wake Up (2004)
• Forward (2006)
• Momentum (2009)
• I Hear the Bells (2011)
• How Was the Show (2013)
• This is the Season (2014) - live concert BluRay/DVD
• Connections (2015) - recorded live during a European concert tour

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Da Vinci's Notebook

Da Vinci's Notebook (or simply DVN) was a comedic a cappella singing group. Former Artists-in-Residence at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, they performed specials on Comedy Central and PBS, and spent time as the "house band" on Washington radio's WBIG-FM. They were also regular guests on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Radio Show.

HISTORY

The group was formed in 1993, by Bernie Muller-Thym, Greg "Storm" DiCostanzo, Paul Sabourin and Richard Hsu. Muller-Thym, DiCostanzo, and Sabourin met via a classified ad. Hsu, a friend of DiConstanza from the University of Maryland, joined them in the summer of 1993. Bass singer Jay Jones sang with them from 1993 to 1994.

Da Vinci's Notebook made their debut at the 1994 Mid-Atlantic Harmony Sweepstakes, where they came in third place.[1] In 1996, they came back and won the 1996 Mid-Atlantic Harmony Sweepstakes.

They continued to tour, locally and nationally, for the next ten years. Highlights included some of the most prestigious folk venues and festivals on the East Coast, such as the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival.

In addition to their albums, DVN also recorded a track called "The Ballad of The Sneak" for the Homestar Runner cartoon website. This song was credited to the entire group, though it was only written and performed by Paul and Storm.

In 2004, the band stopped touring and regular performances. Two of the members, Paul and Storm, then hit the road as a musical duo dubbed Paul and Storm. DVN will still perform together on occasion for corporate shows.

In 2007, interest in the band spiked as they began to get played on the syndicated "Bob and Tom" radio show. Their signature songs include "Ally McBeal", "Enormous Penis", "Internet Porn", and "Title of the Song".

In 2013, DVN's "Another Irish Drinking Song" was featured in the film Despicable Me 2, with new lyrics in the language of the Minions.

MEMBERS

Paul Sabourin, tenor
Richard Hsu, tenor, keyboard
Greg "Storm" DiCostanzo, baritone
Bernie Muller-Thym, bass (vocal), guitar

MUSIC

"Title of the Song"
"Enormous Penis"
"Kingdom in the Sky"
"Jump in the Line"
"Another Irish Drinking Song"
"Secret Asian Man"
"The Gates"
"I Wish I Were..."
"Internet Porn"
"The Big Chair"
"I Wrote This Song"
"Hot Soup"
"Magic Kingdom"
"Uncle Buford"
"Liposuction"
"Three Little Words"
"Me Pants Fall Down"
"Spork"
"Enema Countdown"

DISCOGRAFY

Bendy's Law
The Life and Times of Mike Fanning
Brontosaurus

AWARDS AND NOMINATION

1994 Da Vinci's Notebook Mid-Atlantic Harmony Sweepstakes 3rd

1996 Da Vinci's Notebook Mid-Atlantic Harmony Sweepstakes Won

Professional awards include two Wammies (Washington DC local music awards) for "Best A Cappella" group.

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COSMOS

COSMOS

COSMOS  is a Latvian a cappella band that formed in Riga in 2002. Since its inception, the band has comprised singers Jānis Šipkēvics, Andris Sējāns (both countertenors), Juris Lisenko (tenor), Jānis Ozols (baritone), Jānis Strazdiņš (bass) and Reinis Sējāns (rhythm).

COSMOS gained national and international recognition after they were chosen to represent Latvia in the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest held in Athens, Greece with the song "I Hear Your Heart". Despite winning the national Eirodziesma 2006 contest, the band finished in sixteenth place out of the twenty-four competing nations, with thirty points.

COSMOS ALBUM

Cosmos (2003)
Pa un par (2005)
Тетради любви (2005)
Ticu un viss (2005)
Turbulence (2008)
Pasaki man un tev (2009)

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COMMITTED

COMMITTED

COMMITTED is an a cappella group of six male vocalists from Huntsville, Alabama, all students at Oakwood University, a historically black Seventh-day Adventist school in Huntsville. The group—Therry Thomas, Dennis Baptiste, Tommy Gervais, Geston Pierre, Robert Pressley and Maurice Staple—began singing together in 2003, inspired by another a cappella group that originated at Oakwood, Take 6.

The group won the second season of the musical competition The Sing-Off. They won the title on the finale broadcast on December 20, 2010 broadcast on NBC, singing a vocal "a cappella" arrangement of "We Are the Champions" from Queen.

The singing group released their self-titled album Committed on Epic Records.

PERFORMANCE OF THE SING OF
Episode 1: "This Love"
Episode 2: "Apologize"
Episode 3: "Every Breath You Take"
Episode 3: "I Want It That Way"
Episode 4: "Let's Stay Together"
Episode 4: "Usher medley"
Finale: "Motownphilly"
Finale: "Hold My Hand"
Finale: "We Are The Champions"

PERFORMANCE ON THE SING OFF

Episode 1: "This Love"

Episode 2: "Apologize"

Episode 3: "Every Breath You Take"

Episode 3: "I Want It That Way"

Episode 4: "Let's Stay Together"

Episode 4: "Usher medley"

Finale: "Motownphilly"

Finale: "Hold My Hand"

Finale: "We Are The Champions

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CHICAGO ACAPELLA

CHICAGO ACAPELLA

CHICAGO ACAPELLA is a creative enterprise devoted to furthering the art of singing together without instruments.

An ensemble of professional singers founded in 1993 by Jonathan Miller, CHICAGO ACAPELLA presents an annual Chicago-area subscription series, creates studio recordings as well as live and broadcast-media musical content, and gives performances on tour and in special engagements. Long recognized for vocal virtuosity and innovative programming, the ensemble enjoys a reputation as a leader in the choral field.

With more than 325 concerts to its credit,, CHICAGO ACAPELLA thas produced more than 200 performances on its Chicago-based series. On tour, the group has appeared in 11 American states and in Mexico. CHICAGO ACAPELLA thas been heard frequently on WFMT radio and through broadcasts distributed by American Public Media, including the highly regarded Performance Today. The ensemble has produced eight CD recordings of music ranging from Renaissance masses to contemporary works . From its inception CHICAGO ACAPELLA thas been a champion of living composers. Since 1993 the group has presented more than 100 works in their world, national, or local premiere

CHICAGO ACAPELLA has commissioned new music from composers such as Joseph Jennings, Chen Yi, Stacy Garrop, Rollo Dilworth, Tania León, and Ezequiel Viñao.

ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY

Artistic Director Jonathan Miller was the ensemble’s founding low bass and directed rehearsals for the group’s first 14 seasons. Miller stepped back from singing in 2006 to concentrate his efforts on musical direction and programming. In 2007, focusing further on programming and long-range planning, Mr. Miller appointed Patrick Sinozich as the group’s first Music Director. In 2008, Miller was honored with the Louis Botto Award for Innovative Action and Entrepreneurial Zeal from Chorus America, given in recognition of his efforts in developing CHICAGO ACAPELLA as a professional vocal ensemble. Matthew Greenberg, a founding singer in the ensemble, joined the administrative staff in 1995 and has been recognized nationally in his role as Chicago a cappella’s Executive Director. CHICAGO ACAPELLA’s audiences and activity have grown ever since its founding, and the group now presents a series of concert programs each year in Chicago, Evanston, Naperville, and Oak Park, IL, performing most usually with an ensemble of nine singers. After a successful five years of service, Patrick Sinozich was designated Music Director Emeritus in 2012, and Chicago a cappella will welcome Guest Music Directors for three concert programs in 2012-13, with Artistic Director Jonathan Miller returning to direct the season-opening concert in October 2012.

RECORDING ALBUM

Palestrina: Music for the Christmas Season (1996)

Mathurin Forestier:Missa Baises moy; Missa L'homme armé (1999)

Go Down Moses: Tracing the Roots of the African-American Spiritual (2001)

Holidays a cappella Live (2003)

Eclectric (2005)

Shall I Compare Thee?: Choral Songs on Shakespeare Texts (2005)

Christmas a cappella: Songs From Around the World (2008)

Days of Awe and Rejoicing: Radiant Gems of Jewish Music (2011)

Bound for Glory: New Settings of African-American Spirituals (2014)

Global Transcendence: Sacred World Harmony and Chant (2014) 

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CHANTICLEER

CHANTICLEER

Based in San Francisco, California, Chanticleer is a full-time male classical vocal ensemble in the United States. Over the last three decades, it has developed a major reputation for its interpretations of Renaissance music, but it also performs a wide repertoire of jazz, gospel, and other venturesome new music and is widely known as an "Orchestra of Voices". It was named for the "clear singing rooster" in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales.

HISTORY OF CHANTICLEER

CHANTICLEER was founded in 1978 by tenor Louis Botto, who sang with the group until 1989, and served as Artistic Director until his death from AIDS in 1997.[1] As a graduate student of musicology, Botto found that much of the medieval and Renaissance music he was studying was not being performed, and, because of this, he formed the group to perform this music with an all-male ensemble, as it was traditionally sung during the Renaissance.

Originally, the group contained ten singers, but its size has varied from eight to twelve. Currently, Chanticleer comprises twelve men, including two basses, one baritone, three tenors, and six countertenors (three altos and three sopranos).

The original members included Jim Armington (tenor), Ted Bakkila (baritone), Rob Bell (countertenor), Louis Botto (who sang alto as well as tenor), Sanford Dole (tenor), Kevin Freeman (bass), Tim Gibler (bass), Tom Hart (baritone), Jonathan Klein (baritone), Neal Rogers (tenor), Randall Wong (countertenor), and Doug Wyatt (bass). However, only ten of the singers were available to go on tour.

When the ensemble first became full-time in 1991, its members included Eric Alatorre (bass, and currently the longest standing member), Frank Albinder (baritone), Kevin Baum (tenor), Mark Daniel (tenor), Kenneth Fitch (countertenor), Jonathan Goodman (tenor), Tim Gibler (bass, and last of the original twelve), Joseph Jennings (countertenor and Music Director), Chad Runyon (baritone), Foster Sommerlad (countertenor), Matthew Thompson (tenor), and Philip Wilder (countertenor).

CHANTICLEER ALBUM

1987 - Byrd: Music for a Hidden Chapel

1988 - The Anniversary Album, 1978-1988

1991 - Psallite! A Renaissance Christmas

1992 - Josquin: Missa Mater Patris; Agricola: Magnificat and motets

1993 - Byrd: Missa In Tempore Paschali

1993 - Cristóbal de Morales: Missa Mille Regretz and Motets

1993 - Mysteria: Gregorian Chants

1994 - Where the Sun Will Never Go Down

1994 - I Have Had Singing: A Chanticleer Portrait

1994 - Mexican Baroque

1994 - Out of This World

1994 - Our Heart's Joy: A Chanticleer Christmas (Remastered in 2004)

1995 - Sing We Christmas

1996 - Lost in the Stars

1998 - Wondrous Love: A World Folk Song Collection

1997 - Reflections

1998 - Jerusalem: Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe, 1764

1999 - Colors of Love

2000 - Magnificat

2001 - Christmas with Chanticleer

2002 - John Tavener: Lamentations and Praises

2002 - Our American Journey

2003 - Evening Prayer: Purcell Anthems and Sacred Songs

2003 - A Portrait

2004 - How Sweet the Sound: Spirituals and Traditional Gospel Music

2005 - Sound in Spirit

2006 - Palestrina: Missa pro defunctis; Motets

2007 - And on Earth, Peace: A Chanticleer Mass

2007 - Let it Snow

2008 - Mission Road

2010 - A Chanticleer Christmas

2011 - Our Favorite Carols

2011 - Between Two Wars

2011 - Chanticleer Takes You Out of this World!

2011 - For Thy Soul's Salvation

2011 - Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur: Annunciation

2011 - Ludus Paschalis: Resurrection Play of Tours

2011 - My Chanticleer: A Collection for Chanticleer

2011 - The Boy Whose Father was God

2011 - With a Poet's Eye

2012 - Love Story

2012 - By Request

2013 - The Siren's Call

2013 - Someone New

2014 - She Said/He Said

In May 2007, Chanticleer released "And On Earth, Peace: A Chanticleer Mass" (Warner Classics) a new mass written by five contemporary composers. Israeli-born composer Shulamit Ran wrote the Credo to the Hebrew text "Ani Ma'amin"; US composer Douglas Cuomo contributed the Kyrie; Turkish-American composer Kamran Ince composed the Gloria section to a sufi text; English composer Ivan Moody composed the Sanctus; and Irish composer Michael McGlynn (director of Anúna) composed the Agnus Dei. The Mass was premiered in performance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and was followed by six performances throughout the San Francisco Bay area.

On 16 October 2007, Chanticleer released "Let it Snow," the group's 29th recording. A portion of the album is accompanied by orchestra and/or big band; as such, the album brings a new sound to Chanticleer's almost exclusively a cappella repertoire.

NOTABLE PAST MEMBERS

Frank Albinder (baritone), designed the concept and chose the repertoire for Chanticleer's Grammy Award-winning album Colors of Love
Terry Barber (counter-tenor)

AWARDS and HONORS

In 2000, Joseph Jennings (Artistic Director) and CHANTICLEER won a Grammy Award for Best Small Ensemble Performance for their work Colors of Love — Works of Thomas, Stucky, Tavener and Rands.

In 2003, CHANTICLEER won two Grammy Awards (Best Small Ensemble Performance and Best Classical Contemporary Composition) for Lamentations and Praises by John Tavener.

In November 2007, whilst in its 30th Anniversary Season,CHANTICLEER was named Musical America's 2008 Ensemble of the year. This marks the first time a vocal ensemble has received this award. Additionally, on October 9, 2008., CHANTICLEER became the first vocal ensemble to be inducted into the American Classical Music Hall of Fame in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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CANTUS

CANTUS  is a nine-member male vocal a cappella ensemble based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

CANTUS is a full-time, professional vocal chamber ensemble, made up of nine men singing in a TTBB (tenor, tenor, baritone, bass), changed male voice arrangement. The artists are self-led, with programming and musical direction coming from within the group itself.The ensemble is known for innovative concert programming, often tying together works of numerous genres to explore a selected theme, including classical music, orchestral-vocal repertoire, folk music, art song, popular songs, spirituals, and newly commissioned works.

The vocal group maintains a schedule of around 70 live concert performances and 30-40 education/outreach activities in a given season, both in the United States of America and abroad. Cantus is an active proponent of music education, encouraging people of all ages - especially men - to sing. The ensemble has worked with tens of thousands of singers throughout the country in educational activities ranging from master classes to festivals and collaborations. New members are acquired through annual national auditions.

The ensemble began as a student-run organization at St. Olaf College in 1995. After a successful Northeast Tour in the summer of 1998, Cantus transitioned into a professional ensemble and non-profit organization by 2000, based out of Minneapolis, MN.

NOTABILITY

CANTUS is the only artist-led full-time classical vocal ensemble in the United States, and is one of two professional classical male vocal ensembles in the United States that pays its artists full-time salaries, while maintaining a year-round schedule of performances, the other being San Francisco’s Chanticleer.

The ensemble received the 2009 Chorus America Margaret Hillis Award,[4] the first collaborative ensemble to do so. The ensemble's regular work with students nationwide also garnered Chorus America's Education Outreach Award in 2011.

Cantus was selected by Minnesota Public Radio to be Artists in Residence for the 2010–11 season.[5] The residency included supported touring, radio co-hosting, and international broadcasts via Performance Today.

In recent seasons, Cantus has been featured with the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Boston Pops, and on A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. [6] The 2013–2014 season marked the seventh year of the group's critically acclaimed collaboration with Theater Latte Da, All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914, which tells the true story of the Christmas Truce of 1914, when World War I soldiers set down their arms to celebrate the holidays with the enemy

MEMBERS OF  CANTUS
Zachary Colby, tenor
Aaron Humble, tenor
Blake Morgan, tenor
Paul John Rudoi, tenor
Shahzore Shah, tenor
Matthew Goinz, baritone
Matthew Tintes, baritone
Chris Foss, bass
Samuel Green, bass

RECORDING OF  CANTUS
CANTUS has released numerous critically acclaimed recordings in 24-bit, High-Resolution Compact Disc format, most of which were recorded by noted engineer and Stereophile Magazine Editor, John Atkinson. The group's 2010, 2011, and 2012 releases That Eternal Day, Christmas with Cantus, and On the Shoulders of Giants brought in the Grammy Award-winning production team of Steve Barnett and Preston Smith for recording, engineering, and mastering.

A Harvest Home (2014)
Song of a Czech (2013)
On the Shoulders of Giants (2012)
Christmas with Cantus (2011)
That Eternal Day (2010)
Outside the Box (Limited Release) (2009)
All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 (2008)
While You Are Alive (2008)
Cantus (2007)
There Lies the Home (2006)
Cantus Live: Vol. 2 (2006)
Comfort and Joy: Volume Two (2005)
Comfort and Joy: Volume One (2004)
Cantus Live: Vol. 1 (2004)
Deep River" (2003)
“...against the dying of the light” (2002)
Let Your Voice Be Heard (2001)

Student recordings
Vagabond (1999 - Student Recording)
Tidings (1998 - Student Recording)
Introit (1997 - Student Recording)

FORMER MEMBERS OF  CANTUS

Kurt Anderson, baritone (1996–1999)
Brian Arreola, tenor (1995–2005)
Nathan Bird, tenor (2010-2011)
Dashon Burton (2005–2009)
E. Mani Cadet, tenor (2006–2007)
Kelvin Chan, baritone (2000–2005)
Brad Cramer-Erbes, tenor (2002–2005)
Alan Dunbar, bass-baritone (1998–2004)
Micheal Hanawalt, tenor (1996–2004)
Eric Hopkins Ellingsen, tenor (2008-2011)
Curt Hopmann, tenor (2000–2001)
Brook Jacobsen, baritone/tenor (1995–1999)
Albert Jordan, tenor (1995–2006)
Michael Jones, tenor (2006-2008)
Erick Lichte, bass-baritone (1995–2003)
Mitch Lewandowski, bass (1995–1996)
Tom McNichols, bass (2004-2008)
Phillip Moody, baritone (1996–2000)
Tom Phelps, bass (1996–1998)
Adam Reinwald, baritone (1997-2014)
Gary Ruschman, tenor (2004-2014)
Kjell Stenberg, baritone (1995–1998)
Timothy C. Takach, bass (1996-2013)
Lawrence Wiliford, tenor (1995-2002)
David Walton, tenor (2001-2014)
Paul Wilson, baritone (1999–2002)
Peter Zvanovec, tenor (1999–2006)

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